... RISCA. .SAOJKJN'O ^ATAT, AOCII>KXT.OO acc^leut iiappeued at the railway statiua, wh eh eai,s:u tbe alt*r},)s,t iir. ediate death of n young ej,n named DoWueis, v- je of a pls^ei-tr living. i. The deo^asecr 0. eDt to Rise to see a friund, and wa? about returning si-ne when hi life was cut sli rt- Whilst crossing ti,e iit'.e & passing engine knocked poor feiiow down a at! ae^ost decayitated- ...

... Two men, named Joseph Brady and Joseph O'Han- lan, were arrested in Dnblin yesterday, for alleged complicity in the murder of Lord Frederick Cavendish and Mr. Burke. After having been taken before two magistrates, they were discharged. The police are said to he in possession of several important facts con- nected with the murdere. ...

... News has just reached Liverpool that the Liver- pool barque Laugrigg Hall was wrecked on Dec. 15 on Tuskar, 24 of the crew being drowned. The ship was under the command of Captain Williams, and only left the Mersey on Thursday for Calcutta. Two men, apparently the only survivors of the crew, were washed ashore in a lifaboat at Carnsore, on the Irish coast, in an exhausted condition. The ...

... The Manc^8ter Police last week apprehended, f on a charc of frarid' a man, named Geo Kemp, a who unr^ thenamesof Xenneih and .oran, had adverted for persons to make waterproof aprons, and had demanded 4. deposit of Is. tiom each ap- pliant. He occupied a small house and shop con- t tsining very little furniture. Over One thousand C letters were delivered at his address that day, I the ...

... The Vienna correspondent of the S^mda J, tele- graphing on the 1st instair., says:—Thei wa- aanged to-day at Steinamaoger, in ll ingary. a peasant woniaa from Skerdahaly, named Lyukas K&tP., for a scries of erimes which had excited universal horror. The cri- Biinal was fifty-two years of age, short in stature, and of a placid aspect. She procured a lartre quantity of araenio upon the pretence ...

... Dec. 1st being the thirty-eighth birthday of the Pnnoess of Wales, the usual customs were observed in London. The bells of some of the West end churches gave forth merry peals at intervals during the day, while the lioyal Standard was hoisted on the top of several of the public buildings. The drum-major doing duty with the detachment of Foot Guards which mounted the Queen's Guard in the morn- ...

... INQUEST.—On Tuesday an inquest was held at the Vulcan Inn, Brynmawr, touching the death of Ann Morris, wife of William Morris, a labourer, working at Ebbw ale. The evidence tended to show that on Saturday morning, the 2ad inst., deceased was in her usual health, though she complained of a headache. She was found under the tabl at- ten o'clock insensi- ble, and died two hours later. In ...

... THE FRENCH IN MADAGASCAR. The Madagascar Committee have issued an ad- dress entitled, What are the French claims in Madagascar? discussing the whole claims, and setting forth the reasons why England may claim a voice in the settlement, the 3hief of these being that there has been a distinct understanding be- tweeu England and Franoe for several years past that eaoh nation should respeot the ...

... BASSALLEG. EifTHRTAiNMENT—Oa Thursday evening th? 23rd November the Bassalleg Amateur Dramanc Society's second entertiinment this season toon place in the schoolroom. The Vicar presided, and there was a Urge atteadauce. S njgs were sung by Miss Brewer, Miss M. Brewer, Mr. R. C. Cullum, and Mr R. Ad lams Williams Miss F. L. Welsh and the Misses Beynon gave perf ormances on the piano, and Mr. ...

... PARIS, Monday. A telegram from Rochefort announces that a fire has occurred at the hospital there, in which a porcion of the left wing was- destroyed, the bare aione ueing left standing. The patients were rescued in safety from the burning bnild- and couveved to the main structure. The pars destroyed was situate between the museum, wnieh contains curiosities of great value,, and the chapP! of ...

... [BXUTBB S TBLEGBüI. i CAIRO, Dec. 8 (Evening). The court-martial re assembled this afternoon at three o'clock, when the President de- livered the judgment of the court upon the prisoners as followsWhereas Arabi admits that he committed the crime of rebel- lion, which crime falls under Article 92 of the Ottoman Military Code, and Article 52 of the Ottoman Penal Code, and whereas, in con- ...

... jENGLTSH AND FRENCH EGYPTIAN POLICY. PAKIS, Fridav. The Pem 'Uqua ^ficaiie refen;ug to-day to Air. Chainoedtua' r. '«» speech at Ashton-under- s X^yne, lftya- special -stress upon ti-e passage in v,khi«b the *pe.-«feer clearly expressed-ibe intention of tai|j»g t-Ue su'-v.ptibilities of France into ac- count; ba-^audsti-At Air. Chumberlain s^suranccs t ave not yet. hetn fulfilled by acts. s ...